Every year, most of the films that are released in Tollywood contain a special song, which appeals to the masses and also provides a breather within the dramatic events of the movie. This year too, several special songs have come up, some with top stars dancing in them. Here’s a list of the top special songs this year.
Composed by SS Thaman, Bhoom Bhaddhal was the first special song of the year, with Krack releasing for Sankranthi 2021. The song was a chartbuster, and the film too turned out to be a commercial success.
Ram’s Red gave the audience the second special song of the year. The song marked the first special song for actress Hebah Patel, as she danced alongside Ram Pothineni. The song is composed by Mani Sharma.
While Bellamkonda Srinivas’s Alludu Adhurs may have bombed at the box office, the special song from the film, Rambha Uravsi Menaka, which featured Monal Gajjar, and was composed by Devi Sri Prasad, turned out to be a success.
Anasuya Bharadwaj headlined Paina Pataaram in Karthikeya’s Chaavu Kaburu Challaga, which also managed to please the audiences.
Sudheer Babu came up with Sridevi Soda Centre this year, which is a unique concept, and entertained the audiences with a special Mandhuloda as well, in the film.
Apsara Rani’s special song in Gopichand’s Seetimaarr, Pepsi Aunty, entertained the audiences quite well in the theatres, providing a breather between the sports and action of the film.
Changure from Sundeep Kishan’s Gully Rowdy turned out to be an entertaining tune for the audiences.
As is already known, Oo Antava…Oo Oo Antava is the first special song that Samantha has appeared in. There was a lot of buzz around the song, and upon its release, it didn’t disappoint anyone. Composed by DSP, the song continues to trend.
From the movie Black Rose, and composed by Mani Sharma, while Urvashi Rautela sizzled in the song, Na Tappu Emundabba also managed to get everyone’s feet tapping.
While Maha Samudram may not have turned out to be a successful film, the song Hey Rambha definitely managed to entertain the audiences.
